AUGUST 9 - 15. 1987 THE ICHIGA CITIZEN
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JY."�"';;.j(,un Com-
2, the
consisted
"Prin­
and 0-
,�,._�. on ", Those
. 0 ered,
Dr. Ru h de loped
four ddition I cour which
are offered once each year.
They are: "Principal Ethnic
Minorities in America"; "Intro­
duction to Social Wor "; "The
Psychology of Developmental
Disabilities"; and ociology of
Aging".
Dr. Rucks points out that
the progr made over the
years in the area of sociology
education demostrates the
posi . e response the College
has shown to social needs.
Active in community affairs,
she has frequently been recog­
nized for outstanding service.
At the end of \ Winter Term,
1987, she was lected "Out­
standing Faculty Member" by
CC students.
c
re igns a
er 25 .years at
committee of the County
Board, compiling a report on
Ollld Haven.
African Studies are her
primary hobby and she has
She has served on several
boards, among them Mercy
Hospital; the Department of
Social Services where she was
vice-chairman; and on a sub-
cc
travelled extensi ely on the
continent, visiting over half
the nations. European travel
has included Italy, France and
Holland. In the very near fu­
ture she expects to make her
first visit to anna.
Her early education was ob-
tained in White Plains, ew
York; her Baccalaureate
Degree w awarded by
Ramp on Institute; her
Masters in' Sociology was
earned at Columbia University
and her Ph.D. is from
Michigan State University. In
1975 she journeyed to the
University of Colorado on sab­
batical. Awarded a Fulbright
Scholarship in 1982, sh visited
three African Countries:
Liberia, Senegal and Sierra
Leone.
She and her late husband
George, are the parents of
David, a jazz musician current­
ly residing in Boston.
Dr. Rucks confesses to some
regret upon retiring from
MCC. m very grateful for
my 25 years at ce. I'v en­
joyed the students. ome of
my best friends are former stu­
dents. Social Science Depart­
ment Jack Rice says, "Doris
will be hard to replace .
uskegon
ry Gol. y
Ec o's and fly to
Veg eptember 3
through 8, for $395 per person
(double ocmpancy). Depar­
ture' from Grand Rapid air­
port
The Echo's will also be
travelling to e Or leans for
the ardi Gr February 12
and returning February 18,
1988. Price per person range
from $337 to $397 (triple oc­
cupancy). A deposit of 50 is
due August 22, and payment
in full by December 11, 1987.
The Echo' and their guest
will stay at the Clarion Hotel,
which is five blocks from the
French Quarter.
For m re informa 'on call
Jean 722-6415 or Rosi 733-
9951
arq tte and
Party Store is now open for
business. It is located at 409
Marquette. Boo er and Wil­
lie Mae Jones are the owners.
Wi d
of Mus egon will
picnic August 8, 1987
et 8 h annual Senior Harvest Day
and 00 ie Bake-Off will re It
in blue-ribbon a ard for the
winning contestant. nice
cream ial ill com bine ith
entertainment to pr vide an
enj ble aftem on.
ntert irunent will feature
the orthside ren ders, a
Dulcimer Group and ime
rti t .
P rticipants are reminded to
nior itizen brin b to the Free U d
Boo Exchange directed by
Glenn Fl ,Executive Direc­
tor of Senior Services.
Lunch i included in the
regi tration fee. Activitie will
continue until 3:00 p.m. when
door prize will be awarded.
ccording to Bernice ] ohn-
n, CC Liaison for Senior
Service registration i mu.
Although regi ation form will
be mailed, additional forms will
be available at the Senior Ser­
vice sites mentioned above. A
3.00 f covers lunch and
all activitie. Regi tration de -
line is Tuesday, ugu t 1 .
For information and additional
forms call 777-0211.
d, the
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_ ..... __ will have their Church
Training Institute August
thru 20, from 7 to 8:30 P.
each evening.
the
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188 us egon
Avenue
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Supt. Muskegon District
10 am SUnd y School
11:30 am ....•. Morning 0 'p
6pm y.P.w ..
7:30 pm .•....... EYening Wors 'p
Noon Prayer T & Fri
Central United
et odist
Chure
Second & Sea ay
(Downtown Muskegon)
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D • Lynn De oss
Rev. Jerry Hagans
(]a .--8:30
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The them will be Getting
Together (Mark 3:25). Guest
lecturer is
. TJ. Ilnl_�I:"n
. EJ. Henry is Director
. J. is Pastor.
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C·tizen
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These
us egon
stores hay
the ichigan
Citizen on sale:
Bre ster'
Boutique
254 Amity A .
Cae & Dee Cafe
471 W. w
Dena's arket
1157 3rd St.
Conveni n
ar
907 w. Lak ton
Community Food
art
125 Apple A .
6th street ar e
2155 6th t
Patter on
Pharmacy
2144 Hoyt St.
White's Barber &
Beauty Shop
23)1 Jarman
Richard's ar e
2532 Me
Down Home
Restaurant
490 East Sherman Blvd.
Chicken Coop .
2544 Sanford St.
Bajen's Party
Store
154 st Sh rman Bldv.
Ken & Ben's
Produce Grocery ,
334 West Broadw y
Frontier Quic
art
29837 P
Frontier Quic
art
1813 South Getty
Foxy's Boutique
Jonies Place
11 stBroa Y
D&C Variety
Store,lnc.
. 4 Ea t Bro d ay
Party World,lnc.
2906 South Getty
Lac's Grocery
274 East Larch A •
Kien e'
Chic en
Seafood
lln Getty
Stop & Save
. Corp.
3001 8th St.